JasonSage

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by JasonSage 2y ago
I am! I forgot about this. Mental model check happening. (Still on 550.)
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by JasonSage 2y ago
That's interesting, maybe it's hardware-dependent? I'm doing nixos + KDE + Wayland and I've had almost no issues in day-to-day usage and productivity. I agree with you that there's a lot of bleeding. Linux is nicer
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by JasonSage 2y ago
`nvidia-smi` shows that my driver version is 550.78. I ran `nixos-rebuild switch --upgrade` yesterday. My nixos channel is `nixos-unstable`. Do you know something I don't? I'd love to be on the latest version. I should have writte
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by JasonSage 2y ago
In defense of the parent, upcoming can still be a relative term, albeit a bit misleading. For example: I'm running the 550 drivers still because my upstream nixos-unstable doesn't have 555 for me yet.
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by JasonSage 2y ago
> Better as of extremely recently. Yup. Anecdotally, I see a lot of folks trying to run wine/games on Wayland reporting flickering issues that are gone as of version 555, which is the most recent release save for 560 coming out this
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by JasonSage 2y ago
> you are mistaken how English works, how punctuation works, and how context works wrt parsing and semantics. Freighting what I said with your misinterpretations is on you, not me. Uhm, no. I think you've got that completely backwar
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by JasonSage 2y ago
Nit: parent didn't call it an internal style guide, but a style guide for their internal C++. (I'm sure it is.)
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by JasonSage 2y ago
In my experience you can quickly tell if the quality of somebody’s resume material lines up with the person across the table. I suppose at more attractive workplaces there are folks spending serious effort to game the system, but I haven’t
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by JasonSage 2y ago
Parent did not claim that LLMs are not useful. Parent also acknowledges that AI is not a temporary phenomenon.
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by JasonSage 2y ago
> Performance I what is SSH going to allow you to do here that’s not covered by logs + APM? I’m honestly not sure I’ve debugged 1 performance issue in 10 years over SSH. > Stability Ditto. > Security This one I understand slightly
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by JasonSage 2y ago
Eclipse Theia IDE is to Eclipse as Visual Studio Code is to Visual Studio? I think the naming is much less interesting/important than the idea, but lots of folks seem only interested in whether the name is good or bad. In my experience
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by JasonSage 2y ago
I’ve agreed with a lot of comments I’ve read, but something small I’d like to add: Consider that any change is an opportunity for all parties involved to be better off. This isn’t to say that your cofounder or employees need somebody else,
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by JasonSage 2y ago
> Onedrive is not a core windows component. Unfortunately this is changing in the wrong direction for you or I.
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by JasonSage 2y ago
… so what’s the return on investment exactly? It sounds like nothing tangible at all.
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by JasonSage 2y ago
I take your points here, and I agree.
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by JasonSage 2y ago
> It seems like most of the comment thread failed to pick up on this. At that point, is it a problem of most of the comment thread, or the way it was written? I may say something that comes across really snarky to my coworker. Just becau
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by JasonSage 2y ago
What you’re saying is tautological: your assumption is that tests were running in production, and your evidence is that somebody accidentally ran tests in production. It reads a bit like “Oh my, an accident? Why’ve you done that.” Anyway, t
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by JasonSage 2y ago
You've made multiple assumptions here that couldn't be further from reality. You don't have to use production for testing or share test credentials between environments for automated tests to exploit an unintended environment
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by JasonSage 2y ago
> Generally I've seen a new database (schema in other dbs?) in postgres that is for testing, i.e "development_test" vs "development". Every place I've ever worked which tried this has managed to get a produc
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by JasonSage 2y ago
> Fast, it takes less than 200ms to convert a ~1.4MB Wikipedia page on an i5 7th gen CPU Okay, maybe I’m way off base here, but is this fast? 1.4MB of Wikipedia page is, what, 20k lines? This doesn’t sound like fast Rust to me. I would g
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by JasonSage 2y ago
I’m not one of your downvoters, but the critical HN reader in me says that your comment isn’t substantive and doesn’t move the conversation forward. To put it one way, you’ve phrased your compliment and thoughts in such a way that they only
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by JasonSage 2y ago
Why is keeping the css free of variables a benefit?
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by JasonSage 2y ago
When possible, if I can implement something without tying it to React I will do that first, test that, and then make a React integration for it. User flows can be written as sagas, or generators, or state machines—these get tested. Reifying
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Ask HN: How have you used a printer in your home or office?
3 points by JasonSage 2y ago|8 comments
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by JasonSage 2y ago
What's missing (maybe for brevity) is why it's important to have a co-founder. I find it hard to believe that they just wanted that box ticked and more that there's something else a co-founder brings to the table... so what i
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by JasonSage 2y ago
The auto-transcription into text is the big thing. I personally find that most of the time when a coworker posts a video I don’t even need to watch it to get all the information I actually needed. One could argue that what you’re doing is i
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by JasonSage 2y ago
How do you quantify “lightweight”? This is used in a couple places, but without additional information it’s essentially meaningless. I’m starting to think that this is a red flag when looking at a project when there’s no further information
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by JasonSage 3y ago
Couldn't have worded it any better. I did the same last night from my phone. My personal site and a project docs site are just going to not be online for a couple days. Easy choice.
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by JasonSage 3y ago
I’ve already migrated my two sites off Netlify after reading about this incident, and seeing other replies where folks said they were stuck with large bills. This large bill doesn’t look like a legitimate mistake, it looks like everything w
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by JasonSage 3y ago
Not to discredit your experience, but I'm a native English speaker and I've never had the perception that it's unsophisticated. I think they can have a very slightly different connotation from one another, but in a lot of usa

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